What are the cultivation techniques of rootless old piles down the mountain?

Soak the rootless old pile under the mountain in rooting water for 2-3 hours, then dry it in a ventilated environment, after drying, put it in loose, breathable and well-drained fertile soil, select red soil and humus soil, add a proper amount of rooting water to soak the roots, smear the cut branches and roots with the healing agent of Kuaile Lin or Senle, and finally sprinkle water on the edges of the old pile and wrap it with plastic wrap.

On the old piles without roots under the mountain

Downhill rootless old piles can be called downhill piles and can be divided into green piles and mature piles.

The difference between the two is the downhill pile: it is the pile head dug when we are looking for bonsai materials in the wild, and the pile material has been roughly cut off and cut off.

Without soil ball, it is called bare root pile material of downhill pile, and with original soil ball, it is original soil pile of downhill pile.

Raw piles: downhill piles and raw piles, the picture can't be explained.

But generally speaking, the green pile is a pile material that can be formed by secondary root cutting and pole cutting after the first soil piling.

Mature pile: Mature pile generally refers to the pile material that basically has the outline of bonsai after once stocking and twice cutting off the stem root.

Generally speaking, the criteria are accurate branch positioning and large wound healing after rod cutting.